Conservative backbencher Iain Duncan Smith has taken aim at Rishi Sunak for doing “absolutely nothing” to close unofficial “ad hoc” Chinese police stations operating in England and Scotland.
The MP for Chingford and Woodford Green told Express.co.uk that Chinese nationals controlling the police stations have “been allowed to come in by the British Government”.
The unofficial police stations, two of which operate in London while the other is in Glasgow, are designed to target “expats who are no longer in China and bullying them to go home”, Mr Ducan Smith said.
“The police station, Mr Duncan Smith says, have forced “loads” of British-based Chinese expats to leave the UK for China.
Top UK institutions are also “totally dependent” on Chinese money “paid to them for research work”, something which Cambridge University, he says, “is particularly bad for.”
This comes as the government are expected to rule on whether to enable China to open a new embassy on the site of the Royal Mint, opposite the Tower of London.
Following Mr Khan’s lack of intervention, Mr Duncan Smith now says it is for the Government to tell China to “get lost”.
Mr Duncan Smith took aim at the London Mayor over the Chinese embassy proposal.
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